Russia, Angola, and the push for Soviet dominance in Africa
The article argues Soviet and Cuban support aided a Marxist takeover in Angola after Portugal left, with Luanda held by Communist forces. It notes FNLA and UNITA receiving Western arms, Kissinger’s concern over Soviet involvement, and warns Congress must resist policy hobbling to avoid a Soviet satellite Africa threatening global stability.
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South Vietnam
Soviet Union
Angola
Portugal
Africa
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Luanda
National Front
FNLA
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Central
South Africa
Europe
North America
Concorde Permits Stir U S France Britain Debates
The Concorde project prompts top officials in Britain and France to seek daily flights to New York and a single flight to Washington. U S permits to land at JFK and Dulles are pending, with safety and noise concerns delaying a decision. Secretary Coleman faces possible international friction over schedules and limits.
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Great Britain
France
United States
Europe
New York
Washington
New-York
John F. Kennedy
Department of State
Ships of State
William T. Coleman, Jr
Britain
Coleman
Teaching, federal ties dominate Atlanta educator meeting
James J Kilpatrick One Two Three Now Altogether Swish reports a large Georgia gathering where more than three thousand teachers principals and superintendents focused on relations with the federal government rather than direct instruction. The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools discussed the evolution of teaching in the 80 years since its founding and the enduring disparities in white and colored schools.
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Atlanta
Feds
Southern Association
Raleigh
N.C
Wake County
Proper Time To Help End World Hunger Now
L D Johnson urges personal and collective action against global famine amid rising deficits, arguing rich nations must share resources and curb population growth. He cites student efforts at Furman University and North Carolina Baptists, and proposes windmills in Ethiopia to aid farmers.
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Diogenes
United States
World Burger
Home Missions
Southern Baptists
Texas
Texas College
Furman University
North Carolina Baptist
Ethiopia
Jesus
Devine
Sae
Tam
Monsignor Higgins Attacks Book Amid Labor Clash
In a heated public quarrel, Msgr George Higgins, AFL CIO chaplain and hatchet man, denounces the book Let Our Cities Burn for depicting public employee unions as threats to democracy. The piece accuses Higgins of bias and evasive defenses, citing strikes and labor politics.
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Washington
George Higgins
Afl-Cio
Father Higgins
New York Times
Lam “Antiunzon
APL Cto
George Meany
Msgr. Higgins
Barbara Wootton
Labor Party
West Virginia tests travel stamp welfare plan TRIP AC
Senators and officials test a travel stamp program modeled on food stamps in West Virginia. Needy recipients over 60 with handicaps pay 1 to 5 dollars and receive stamps worth 38 for local buses, highway buses or taxis, with Amtrak access planned later. The plan costs about 21.8 million and funds are mixed federal state and local.
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West Virginia
Amtrak
Sprivers
Fort
Tripac
West
Inflation Threat Seen By Yale President Brewster
William F Buckley Jr notes Yale President Kingman Brewster spoke in London on inflation and rising government spending. He warned Congress is failing to restrain spending and urged tracing a lawmaker s spending to their vote. Brewster says inflationary policy undermines democratic economy.
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Yale University
England
Brewster
Congress
George McGovern
M. Brewster
Ernest van der Haag
New York
Federal Reserve System
Kingman Brewster
Bella Abzug
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William F. Buckley Jr
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